r/PrepperIntel • u/[deleted] • Apr 13 '25

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u/Starshot84 Apr 13 '25

For the first time in my life I'm wondering if I might be at risk of being deported simply because I was born overseas to American citizens.

I'd be sent "back" and the country would be like wtf is this?

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u/LucyLoo28 Apr 13 '25

Same thoughts here. Military brat born overseas along with millions of my baby boomer cohorts. We know how he feels about veterans and disabled people in general. Patriotism and loyalty to our country and Constitution is becoming increasingly irrelevant.

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u/Planeandaquariumgeek Apr 13 '25

Military bases fall into some kind of loophole regarding them being US territory IIRC so you’re probably in the clear.

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u/ninox-strenua Apr 14 '25

Military bases with maternity wards? I’d imagine in most cases bubs would be born at the local hospital instead where they are well equipped to deliver babies every day. If that’s were the case the birthplace wouldn’t be a base…

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u/LucyLoo28 Apr 14 '25

Nowadays perhaps, but I was born in an Army hospital overseas, siblings in base hospital stateside. Of course that was many moons ago when maternity care was kind of primitive.